March 22, 200917 yr What is the best way to train magic from 66? Preferably something relatively low-risk. (My combat level is 94 if that matters.)
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Maxime118822 :: 99 Magic :: Combat addict
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Superheat is better. Pureprayer, you're awesome.
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Superheat is better. It's good for F2P, but no, it's slower than Alchemy. Alching is like 65-70k/hour, and Superheat is 50k/hour. Maxime118822 :: 99 Magic :: Combat addict
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Superheat is better. It's good for F2P, but no, it's slower than Alchemy. Alching is like 65-70k/hour, and Superheat is 50k/hour. Superheat is 80k/h if you learn the rhythm. And its little loss/break even/profit. Pureprayer, you're awesome.
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Superheat is better. It's good for F2P, but no, it's slower than Alchemy. Alching is like 65-70k/hour, and Superheat is 50k/hour. That's crap, superheat casts almost as fast as you click.(I made a guide on superheating, it's much better than alching) Goals: 94 magic94 ranged55 slayerAddy gloves-done
March 22, 200917 yr High Alchemy has always been the best way to train Magic ;). Superheat is better. It's good for F2P, but no, it's slower than Alchemy. Alching is like 65-70k/hour, and Superheat is 50k/hour. When using iron ores Superheat blows Alchemy out of the water in terms of xp/h. Chuck Norris doesn't ever need a compass; he randomly points somewhere and north goes there in order not to anger him.
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